When I arted that one time

[diet_orange]

Thought I might share some art I've done over the years. Most old (like stuff I did in my teens/early twenties), some newer

I'm a bit of a lover of pop-art and street art, especially when it comes to electronic dance music

Big fan of the Midway game "Wizard Of Wor" and wanted to have them sort of as pulp sci-fi versions of old-timey big game hunters

Methane Weasel was a short lived comic that I did via MS Paint inspired by Gary Larson's The Far Side

Some original, albeit sci-fi flavored characters

Collage wallpaper I did inspired by the 1995 film Hackers

Why yes, I did play Earthbound that one time and became infatuated by the design of the Shark Punks, how can you tell?

^The clay figure was mostly held together with drinking straws and paint and didn't last too long

Piece I did for a college art project

Some "thinking out loud" things

Fan art for my "Create-A-Wrestler" in WWE Day Of Reckoning who I christened "X-Cess"

And finally, something inspired by the recent "Summerween" hullaballo that went on. Thought the idea of having her ghost cloak be a dress was fun

 

[J.B’s rabbit den]

I myself am currently arting right now too. I’d be happy to share a bit with anyone including you if you’d be interested

 

[DunkeyKong]

Most of it looks really amazing! I really love the Shark Punks one, it reminds me of those graffiti arts that me, my sister and the others used to make. Really cool stuff

I myself am currently arting right now too. I’d be happy to share a bit with anyone including you if you’d be interested

I'd love to see your art bro

 

[JPchicre]

Reminds me a bit of the Fritz the Cat cartoon. I think it is the sense of humor of your drawings.

 

[diet_orange]

Reminds me a bit of the Fritz the Cat cartoon. I think it is the sense of humor of your drawings.

I'm a very big cartoon nut, so that's probably why. And when I do draw, I've always kind of courted a sense of "cartoony realism". I like "clean and simple" a lot. When I was in my teens, my mom got me this coffee table book called "Meet Mr. Product" that had a ton of mascots for various products and most were from the 50's and 60's and that kind of rubbed off on me

There's also another book, "How To Draw Those Bodacious Bad Babes Of Comics" that I was gifted in 5th grade that got drawing very curvaceous women with ease, but that's a story for another day :P